Failed Haiku: A Journal of English Senryu
August 2018
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Tag: breeze
Fragrant Breeze
Sings My Soul
I saw a Scarlet Tanager today. A rare sight in these parts. It must be the mulberries, ripening with giddy abandon. The bird perches on a branch outside my window for a few minutes, inviting admiration. An orange blur swoops in to claim the mulberry tree as his own. My oriole. I watch as he intimidates a squirrel and chases a pair of blue jays. Fair weather clouds wander by on a breeze. Oh, and the music of a song sparrow in my ears.
summer solstice
flowers of every color
vie for my attention
Failed Haiku A Journal of English Senryu
November 2017
Butterfly
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butterfly
released into spring
by a warm breeze
I, too, feel the urge to flit
from flower to flower
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Skylark A Tanka Journal
Volume 5, Issue 2, Winter 2017
Autumn Warmth
They Gave Us Life
Celebrating Mothers and Fathers and Others in Haiku
Edited by Robert Epstein
Haiga first appeared in Cattails 2016
Afternoon Breeze
WHA Haiga Contest
July 2017
Meditation
Failed Haiku A Journal of English Senryu September 2016
